RICHMOND — Round 1, in what figures to be a battle for Western Maine Class D supremacy between Richmond and Rangeley, went to the Bobcats and junior Jamie Plummer on Tuesday night.
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Shaw takes over in Gardiner
Ginger Shaw knows what it’s like to play for a successful softball team at Gardiner Area High School. As an athlete at Gardiner in the mid-1980’s, then Ginger Snow played for John Wolfgram who coached the Tigers to their only state title.
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HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING: Cony rallies past Mt. Blue to win Tiger Invitational
GARDINER — The momentum over the final four matches Saturday at the Tiger Invitational wrestling tournament was on Cony’s side of the floor, and it built with each succeeding victory.
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HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING: Cony rallies to win Tiger Invitational
GARDINER — The momentum over the final four matches Saturday at the Tiger Invitational wrestling tournament was on Cony’s side of the floor, and it built with each succeeding victory.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: Big test on tap for Tigers
After a pair of relatively easy wins, the Gardiner boys basketball team gets thrown into the fire tonight in Waldoboro against Medomak Valley.
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GIRLS BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: Bears’ Poulin out for season
There’s no way the Maranacook girls can replace the play of senior Katie Poulin at point guard, at least not this season.
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BOYS BASKETBALL: Tigers too much for Black Bears
GARDINER — It’s early, but the Gardiner boys basketball team looks like a contender in the Class B division of the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference this season.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Gardiner tops Maranacook
GARDINER — Aaron Toman scored a game-high 21 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead Gardiner to a 76-44 win against Maranacook in a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class B game Tuesday night.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL: Monmouth pulls away in opener
AUGUSTA — There won’t be many easy nights for Monmouth’s young boys basketball team this season.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Monmouth tops Lisbon
MONMOUTH — Sophomore Brandon Goff scored 13 of his 19 points in the second half as the Mustangs pulled away for a 51-32 in the season opener for both teams.